Israel Parliaments annexation move targets old Jerusalem
Israel approved three bills giving the government power to extend sovereignty over parts of Palestine. The key measure aims to annex the old city of Jerusalem and fuse municipal governments. The acts authorize Israeli courts, laws, and freer access to holy sites with penalties for violations. Premier Levi Eshkol voiced determination to hold Jerusalem amid direct negotiations with Arab states.
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Jerusalem
UPJ
Enyone
Israel
Palestine
Levi Eshkol
UPI
Laws Proposed to Protect Holy Places in Jerusalem
A Foreign Office spokesman disclosed draft laws to safeguard old city shrines in Jerusalem. The measures ban desecration and interference with access, with prison penalties and ministerial enforcement after consultations with religious representatives. Additional drafts would allow municipal fusion of Jerusalem’s old city councils and services. A Coptic Patriarch in Alexandria warned internationalization could invite external influence.
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Jerusalem
Old City
Foreign Office
Lannan Bar-On
UPI
Ans
Cairo
Alexandria
All Africa
Four Million Road Work Bids Opened Across Indiana
Indiana bids for major road and bridge projects amounting to over four million dollars were opened. Highlights include the Posey County I 64 segment with two bridges and numerous county and state route improvements across Clark, Marion, Bartholomew, Monroe, and other counties.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Posey County
Ilinois State Line
Griffin
LA Davidson Co
Grosse Pointe Woods
Michigan
Randolph
Wayne
U. S.#27
Dearfeld
Fountain City
F. S. Grady & Sons, Inc
Clark—Paving
Interstate 65
Clarksville
Louisvile
Marion—Landscaping
Grady
Shelby and Bartholomew
Bartholomew-Shelby County
Norristown
Meshburger Contracting, Inc
Columus
Monroe
Fairfax Beach
Monroe Reservoir
Ralph Pog ‘Ts & Co
Bloomington
Clark
Clark State Forest
tumbler-Gohman Asphalt Co
Effersonville
Clark Scott - Jackson
Pierce Landscaping Inc
Bedford
Jackson
Pierce
School district eyes move of Madison Grant site and transfers
The board discusses relocating the school site about 1.5 miles northwest from the original 80 acre parcel at $900 per acre, and approving limited grade seven to twelve transfers to outside schools for six seats after completion of the school. Plans for the original site are unsettled as Morin reviews a 46 acre 75,000 land option north of the county line, while transfer requests from Duck Creek and Boone townships are tabled for the July meeting.
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Page One
Madison-Grant Line
Duck Creek
Boone
Green Townships
Porites
Wea
Morin
Duck Creek Township
Boone Township
Tax panel debates timing of proposed tax increase
A tax increase discussed for this year faced questions over its effective date with Oct 15 floated by some. Federal Reserve Chair William McChesney Martin urged prompt action to curb inflation, stabilize rates, and reduce the $29 billion fiscal-year deficit, while Ackley argued no current need for a tax rise as economic conditions improve.
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Congress
Adelestaton
Ackley
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Councl
Arsenic And Old Lace To Star County Thespians
The Madison County Dramatic Players present Arsenic And Old Lace in a four day run at Seeting Summer Theatre on E 10th St Rd. Tonight opens the show about two eccentric aunts who end up with twelve graves in the cellar. Joan Lander leads the cast as the suspicious siblings with weatherproofed tent seating added for all conditions.
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The
Madison County Dramatic Players
E. 10Th St. Rd
Adult Basic Education course open to all readers
Readers who can benefit from the program are invited to register for the class. The article notes that adults seeking new skills should contact their local schools to obtain the registration number and enroll in the course.
Civil Rights Bill Debate Over Prosecution Tactics
A discussion notes that state laws lacking such requirements could be more effective and recalls a House passed provision aimed at hindering African American civil rights. The provision was part of an omnibus civil rights bill last year but died in the Senate.
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House
Senate
Anderson Free Fair Association Names Directors and Notes Independence
Free Fair directors Frank H. Allis William E Chambers Noel C Elberson Howard M Gwinn William J Hutton Omar C Keesling and Frank N Nealis are listed. The association operates under a state charter not part of the city of Anderson and its accounts have been audited. Credit is given to Elberson Nealis and Chambers for the project while Helen Keller is noted in a separate celebration context.
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Anderson Free Fair Association, Inc
Frank H. Allis
William E. Chambers
Noel C. Elberson
Howard M. Gwinn
William J. Hutton
Omar C. Keesling
Frank N. Nealis
Frank
Nealis
Falr Alba
Helen Keller
Easton, Com
Anderson City
Helen Whent Corporation
Keller
Celeing
Ually
Connecticut
N. C. Elberson
Frank Nealis
William ‘Chambers
The
Fair Board of Directors
Port work bids come in lower than project estimate
Walsh and Construction Aggregates or Great Lakes Dredge submit the low bid of 7 334 580 dollars to cover most remaining work on the port project with other bids for the three separate jobs. Johnston McGavock on site said bids opened Tuesday were slightly higher than estimated for off site sand removal. planners praised the competition among top 100 contractors.
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Walsh
Great Lakes
John McGavock
En Finer
Sverup & Parcel
New Minister Accepted to Lead Eastside Calvary Church
The Rev John J Ramirez accepted the call to pastor the newly organized Eastside Calvary Church of Anderson led by Dr Roger D Donelson Services will be at the YWCA Ramirez, with a background in ministry since 1963, previously pastor in Southern Indiana He arrived after a varied career and has established local church and business ties.
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John J. Ramirez
Eastside
Calvary Church of
Anderson
Roger D. Donelson
YWCA
Poly Eamines
Roland
Central
Tennessee
Temple College
Mike
Cera Chattanooga
Highlan Park Baptist Church
Columbus
Avex
Ramier
Georgi
K. Machlan
Louis
Virgina
Tene
Ft. Wayne
Nessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Honan
Life Insurance Department
Indiana
Eshkol calls Arabs to peace talks direct negotiation
Israel's Prime Minister Levi Eshkol says Arabs must sit down and directly negotiate a peace agreement before Israel gives up land from the Six Day War. He told United Press International that Israel will hold on to occupied territory until a peace table is established. The Soviet Union backs the Arab position in the UN advocating return of land.
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Kryolillos VI
UPI
Arti
Anal Unity
U.N
Soviet Union
Thant
Tak
World Council of Churches
Israel
Peel
Tly
Red Cross
Jerusalem
API
Levi Eshkol
United Press International
United Nations
United States
Mideast
Syria
Russia
Egypt
Charles de Gaulle
United ‘Nations
Funeral notices and obituaries mix in Marion and Anderson
A jumble of funeral rites and obituaries from Marion and Anderson outlines services for Fong See Chan 78, Arthur McRoberts 56, Clarence Taylor 61, Robert H. Taylor Sr. 60, Katheryn Silver 51 and Melvin Miller 61. Rites set at Son Funeral Home and Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interments at East Maplewood Cemetery and Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include several children and grandchildren. services conducted by local ministers with various churches mentioned. Local residents and family names include Chan, Taylor, Miller, Silver, and Hayes, with residences on Main Street and Ling Chang and dates spanning February 1947 context.
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Ong
Anderson
Harry
Chan
Cale
Main St
Shire
Harry Chan Jr
Sonja Clarence Taylor Lee
Buck Ming Chan
Leon Clarence R. Taylor
Ling Chang
Ellen Hazelrigg Chan
Jof Marion
Shan Lang Chan
Guide’ Lamp di
Miami
Fla
Free Methodist Church
Tay
Dren
Robert H. Taylor SR
E. 29Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Hi Old Clark
Chesterfie Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Katheryn Silver
Newell E. Silver
Noble St
Baker ‘Brothers Funeral
Robert Sage
First Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Fueral
France Tests Nuclear Device In Pacific
France detonated its second nuclear device in the current Pacific series at Mururoa Atoll 800 miles southeast of Papeete. Officials called it a weak power experimental explosion after a weather-delayed test, with the June 5 first shot and a planned end date near France’s national holiday. Charles de Gaulle reportedly observed one test from the command ship.
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Papeete
Tahiti
France
Secon
Scients Sa
Mururoa Atoll
South Pacific
Fangataufa
Charles de Gaulle
Rites for Rev Pirkey Held at Alexandria Church
Final services for the Rev James R Pirkey retired Church of God minister will be held at 2 p m at the Alexandria Church of God with Rev Dwight McCurdy officiating Interment will follow in Parkview Cemetery The body will lie in state at the Branigin Home Indianap olis UP I report notes a meeting of Indiana legislative leaders on possible special session to consider reapportionment following a 1986 U S Supreme Court ruling
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Ister
East Maplewood
Baker Brothers
Miller
New Castle
Alexandria
James R. Pirkey
Church of God
Alexandria Church of God
Dwight McCurdy
Parkview Cemetery
Indianapolis
UPI
India
Neral Home
Branigin
Indiana
U. S. Supreme Court
House Votes Teacher Corps Endorsement Endorsed by House
The House approved a revised National Teachers Corps for three more years, deflecting a motion to strike the program from a $12 billion education aid measure by 257 to 146. The vote highlights local control emphasis amid ongoing education reform debates.
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Washington
UPI
House
National Teachers Corps
Edward Gurney
Rfla
Senate
Ency Field
Madison County
Steak yield in Omaha shows prime Porterhouse from steer
An 1100 pound steer yields about 33 prime Porterhouse steaks in Omaha. The note highlights high yield from a large beef animal and underscores cut size.
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Omaha
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